Aaron Hernandez Netflix docuseries,

[Elementalism]

Found this to be quite fascinating. Death of his father really changed him. Mother sounds horrible. Clearly bisexual and held that in. He has some markers for being a serial killer.

 

[ericram]

This is wrong. The guy had obvious mental problems. I'm watching the docu series now and his phone conversations from jail the guy seems to have the mind of a 12 year old. Winslow, Hernandez and all of these horrible stories of players dealing with obvious brain injuries are why hitting hard has obviously been a huge topic and are not allowed in football today. I truly believe within 30 - 40 years from now football as we know it will no longer exist. They are rapidly taking away football as every year passes. Our grandchildren will probably tell their grandchildren how they were around when there was the horrible barbaric event called football was around. Just about the way we look back in history to the barbaric events that took place in the Roman coliseum that those people called a sport.

The guy is a serial killer. I will give no more thought or concern about him and am glad he killed himself before we wasted more resources keeping him from killing others.

 

[Donnie_Please]

Hurt people hurt people

Exactly. I posted the same thing. Some people don’t understand this isn’t a defense, it’s just the reality. The whole story is always super painful and it’s never as black and white as some on here make it. They do that bc it makes them feel better. Feel right. “Thug” and such are just terms people use to gloss over the whole story and put a omeone in a box. He was a miserable hurting human being who passed it in to others. Inevitably someone will respond to this with a “say what you want” “it’s just simple” “evil” “thug” blah blah response.

 

[kingpin_22]

Exactly. I posted the same thing. Some people don’t understand this isn’t a defense, it’s just the reality. The whole story is always super painful and it’s never as black and white as some on here make it. They do that bc it makes them feel better. Feel right. “Thug” and such are just terms people use to gloss over the whole story and put a omeone in a box. He was a miserable hurting human being who passed it in to others. Inevitably someone will respond to this with a “say what you want” “it’s just simple” “evil” “thug” blah blah response.

If they've ever seen it or known anyone who's experienced mental illness or issues associated with it, they might not be so quick to pass judgment. Not excusing him for any of the heinous things he's done as he should pay for his actions.

 

[SoddyNole]

If he had only learned to love himself and who he was he wouldn't had to put bullets in his victims skull.


More netflix puke

 

[squiffynole]

I'm such a weenie shows like that they leave me apprehensive.

I also try not to think how 10% of Floridians are convicted felons.

 

[Dr. Nole]

I'm such a weenie shows like that they leave me apprehensive.

I also try not to think how 10% of Floridians are convicted felons.

They come from somewhere...

 

[EveryoneBleedsGarnet]

I'm such a weenie shows like that they leave me apprehensive.

I also try not to think how 10% of Floridians are convicted felons.

10.43%

The national average is around 8%.

 

[SoddyNole]

10.43%

The national average is around 8%.

I was going to ask what the average was lol.

 

[MagNoleA]

Anybody watch? 2 episodes and I kind of feel bad for the guy. Obviously made terrible decisions, but there seems to be more to the situation. Any thoughts?

You feel bad for a multiple murderer and a coward....... Wow.

 

[MagNoleA]

What exactly should Tebow be exposed for? I realize he is a gator but c’mon now.

He did have holy tears after the $EC championship game.